Podcasts about soundclouders

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Show Notes Breaker (https://www.breaker.audio/) Ruby Heroes 2014 (https://rubyheroes.com/heroes/2014) Rails Girls Summer of Code (https://railsgirlssummerofcode.org/) RailsAdmin (https://github.com/sferik/rails_admin) Soundclouders pronouncing shoe brands (https://soundcloud.com/erik/tracks) Becoming Berlins (https://dianaberlin.com/posts/becoming-berlins) Breaker Upstream on Product Hunt (https://www.producthunt.com/posts/breaker-upstream) The Menu Bar: We Should Always Be Afraid, With Marco Arment (http://www.themenu.bar/show/2018/10/7/the-menu-bar-episode-26-we-should-always-be-afraid-with-marco-arment) Serial Podcast (https://serialpodcast.org/) xkcd: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet (https://xkcd.com/386/) Recommendations Elektra Microcasa Semi Automatica (http://www.elektrasrl.com/en/espresso-coffee-maker/microcasasemiautomatica-sx/) Acaia Lunar (https://acaia.co/products/lunar) Hidden Brain (https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510308/hidden-brain) Reply All (https://www.gimletmedia.com/reply-all) 99% Invisible (https://99percentinvisible.org/) Revisionist History (http://revisionisthistory.com/) You Are Not So Smart (https://youarenotsosmart.com/) Everything Is Alive (https://www.everythingisalive.com/) Erik Berlin Twitter (https://twitter.com/sferik) Breaker (https://www.breaker.audio/) Parallel Passion Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/parpaspod) Twitter (https://www.twitter.com/parpaspod) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/parpaspod) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/parpaspod) Credits Tina Tavčar (https://twitter.com/tinatavcar) for the logo Jan Jenko (https://twitter.com/JanJenko) for the music

We have some good news and some bad news. Bad news first: we're moving off Soundcloud. Good/amazing news: our new podcast, Simplify, is launching next week! You can find it and listen to it on iTunes (or wherever else you get your podcasts). >>Check out the teaser and subscribe here: https://itunes.apple.com/de/podcast/simplify/id1255922966?l=en >>Our new landing page is here: https://www.blinkist.com/simplify We want to thank all you Soundclouders for supporting us through these many iterations of the Blinkist Podcast. We're excited to keep learning and growing with you! /// For a free trial of Blinkist, go to blinkist.com/friends and use the promo code: soundcloud /// That excellent music you heard is by Nico Guiang. You can find more of it on SoundCloud [@niceaux] and Facebook [www.facebook(.)com/niceaux].

You have heard Venus on Contact Talk Radio and Hay House Radio, and now Venus shares a mojo with you to break open your own creative, musical or spiritual broadcast to the world, enjoy! around the 24 minute mark but you might need the build up of energy before or after, and you can listen again and again! Our way of saying thanks to to Soundclouders out there changing the world with their vibe. More at godisalwayshappy.com

One hack idea inspires another. SoundClouders explain their #wehack ideas

The Latest and Greatest... Thanks for tuning in to the final installment of our September songs. There's not much left to say about this month. Some of my all time favorite SoundClouders agreed to be involved in our little show and I personally could not be prouder. We featured one of my favorite bands to ever be featured with DuCru and even managed an interview with Andrew Dugan from the group.We aired our first Ska punk band with Alex Kid and had a blast putting them on repeat. Stella Haze dropped in and started the string of ultra talented female singer songwriters followed by the queen of the independents herself Cyra Morgan, capped off by Edie Brickell collaborating with our very own brother Derek Cornett. The episodes ends with a great interview from Derek with us and the entire show is packed with great music conversation and then some. Thanks fpr supporting the cause my friends. Your sharing and liking is what keeps us grooving along. We will be back next month with a brand new power house list of metal and more great conversation as well. Now sit back and listen for now, Enjoy and continue to support the bands you find interesting. Thats what this project is all about.

May Top Five Episode 5.50 (The Unsigned Countdown) Written by: Jason Roeseke Welcome new fans, loyal followers, and faithful soldiers of the front line. This is our May Top Five. Every month we at Jarcodes productions search like rabid dogs for the finest Independent, and Unsigned Rock, Alternative, Metal, and Punk songs out there. We offer many ways to submit your song for entree into our world wide internet radio show. If you have a song that you believe can become victorious in the battle know as The Unsigned Countdown you could send the audio file along with a short bio, and links to your online music to Jarcodes productions. An instant email link to the front of the line. Or for you Soundclouders we have an exclusive monitored submission portal. This multi lingo website will explain what all is involved to your submission. Once you've read the description, simply click through, join the group, and next time you post that great R.A.M.P hit add it to the list. This was a great month to join the Countdown. Not only do we have great music for you, but our discussion shows were pretty good also. Come back next week for the conclusion of the May Countdown with a recap discussion of the judges opinions on these very songs, as well as the announcement of our The Unsigned Countdown Band of May. This episode will reveal the Top Two bands. You will be asked to vote for your favorite band by going to the poll question pinned to the top of our Facebook page. Your votes will determine the winner. Don't like Facebook. You can visit us at soundcloud.com and cast your vote right on the episode 5.50 timeline. Finally if you would like to visit us and follow at Twitter. Vote by tweeting @Jarcodes #DraytonRoad or #MaggotTwat. To help show even further support please tweet @Jarcodes #Greatshow. Our number five group The Day The Sky Fell. Is a new band,but some familiar faces. Axcel and Travis return to the battle ground seasoned practiced and ready with their metelcore meltdown Endless Bottle. These two young lads kick it up a notch with this one. Travis's growling lows and highes set a tone that Axcel's cleanes fit perfectly into. Top notch guitar work from this French phenomenon flows effortlessly from his fingertips and shreds the shit out of your earballs. Beginning to end a great way to kick off the show. After that we bring you the poppy Australian group New Nobility. Their song Galactic sounded as if it was poured smoothly out of a can. With its easy to handle musical tones, and perfectly produced vocals you'll be left with no doubt of it's inclusion worthiness once you realize that you head is totally bobbing and you have a smile on your face.A little commercial and a lot retro this is a fantastic tune. Onward however we must go. Our number three ranked submission was Da Small Tragoediaz with the crushing track Da Deuce Doesn't Believe in God Part 4 (Featuring Amoeba & Nam) One of Adams favorite tracks of the month he tells us how much he really enjoyed this band in our recap discussion due out next Monday. This group is a collaboration machine with great guest singers, as well as artists from all over the globe. A slight electro vibe remains constant as the vocals hit your earballs with variety, style, and note after note of pure originality. Now finally. The moment that these Top Two heavy weights have been waiting for. The moment that will possibly go down in history as the biggest baddest The Unsigned Countdown Battle royal of all time! North Carolina born and breed Drayton Road against Chicago brewed Maggot Twat. Again please take a moment once you've listened to vote for you favorite band. Maggot Twat's 10 O' Clock Horror Stories was a innovative assault with it's inhaling vocals, Squealing guitar, deadly bass, and a comedic puppet killing it on drums. While Drayton Roads Sound The Trumpets was a epic build up featuring soaring vocals, Great production, and a real feel of a genuine love for making music.